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Below are the 12 links to Airwolf's 1st Season episodes which commenced with the 90-minute ''Pilot'' which initially was meant to be a Saturday Night 2-Hour Special CBS TV Movie, which was broadcasted for the first time on 22nd January 1984 and ending on 14th April 1984 with the season's ''Finale'' episode, ''To Snare A Wolf'', making the show's 1st Season a half-season, rather than a full 22-24 episode season which would of meant bringing the show's feature-length ''Pilot'' episode to a more earlier ''Premiere'' date somewhere during the Autumn (in the U.S., the ''Fall'' ) of 1983.
The 1st Season, to many fans, is the most popular out of all 4 televised seasons, simply because it had everything which Creator & Executive Producer Donald P. Bellisario foresighted into his new creation, with the political problems of the Cold War, the feuds between several governmental countries, the high-octane and sometimes explicit action & violence, and the whole atmospheric conditions of one of the most well-known wars, that shattered many people's lifes in both the United States and the Soviet Union.
All 11 scripts written, before production of this season was cancelled by both CBS and MCA/Universal Television made the series an instant hit, as they contained some of the most adult storylines that were ever shown on national and international television. It boasted some unforgettable dialogues, aerial action sequences and memorable characters, especially the likes of "Stringfellow Hawke" .
The extremely high production values however were definetely something else, introducing a new era to the world of television as many viewers knew it back in the mid-Eighties. The superb aerial photography and the aerial sequences that were staged and performed put alot of Hollywood motion pictures to shame, and special effects & stunts attracted a high degree of attention, especially in the season's ''Finale'' episode ''To Snare A Wolf'' which received a well-deserved award in the Guiness Book of Records - 1984 , the awesome editing of the airborne action also increased the entertainment levels, and then there was that world-wide famous main theme, cleverly written and composed by Sylvester Levay , who was for this season only, backed up by the lovely Munich Philharmonic Orchestra .
The world now had a new type of both human and mechanical heroes & a new type of television-making, all of this fell under one simple name: AIRWOLF
On all pages, you will find brand new episode synopsis', original CBS (U.S.), ITV (UK) and Bravo (UK) broadcasting airdates, complete cast & crew lists, trivia findings, both already known and some very interesting unknown, noticable and hidden bloopers, and very sharp and high-quality screenshots.
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MAIN CAST Jan-Michael Vincent - Stringfellow Hawke Alex Cord - Michael ''Archangel'' Coldsmith Briggs III Ernest Borgnine - Dominic Santini
PRODUCED BY Burton Armus Clyde Ware SUPERVISING PRODUCERS Alan J. Levi T.S. Cook ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS Leon Ortiz-Gil Carol Gillson CO-PRODUCER John David SCREEN-WRITERS Donald P. Bellisario Burton Armus Nicholas Corea Clyde Ware C.R. O'Christopher Joseph Gunn T.S. Cook Louis F. Vipperman EPISODE DIRECTORS Donald P. Bellisario Virgil W. Vogel Alan J. Levi Harvey Laidman Stephen Dollinger David Hemmings Nicholas Corea Ivan Dixon UNIT PRODUCTION MANAGERS Mitchell L. Gamson Thomas J. Blank DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Howard Schwartz, A.S.C. Robert B. Hauser Stan Lazan ART DIRECTORS Charles R. Davis Gary A. Lee PRODUCTION DESIGNER Charles R. Davis SET DECORATOR Richard B. Goddard FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Thomas J. Blank Patrick Duffy R. John Slosser Mack Bing Ryan Gordon SECOND ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Ryan Gordon Warren R. Turner Louis Race MUSIC AND THEME BY Sylvester Levay FILM EDITORS Leon Ortiz-Gil, A.C.E. Bill Luciano Carl A. Kress Geoffrey Rowland, A.C.E. N. Mario Di Gregiorio Larry Strong, A.C.E. Jeff Gourson Henry Te Drake Silliman 2nd UNIT DIRECTOR / AERIAL CO-ORDINATOR David Jones STUNT CO-ORDINATOR Ron Stein CASTING DIRECTOR Donna Dockstrader, C.S.A. MAKE-UP Darrell L. McIntrye HAIRSTYLIST Sandra Henderson COSTUME DESIGNER Jean-Pierre Dorléac COSTUME SUPERVISORS Rudy Garcia Barbara Lee Maccarone EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Donald P. Bellisario CREATED BY Donald P. Bellisario-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
0-01 / 1-01: Pilot - Part 1 - aka. 'Shadow of the Hawke' (Pre-Production Titles: ''Lonewolf'' / ''Blackwolf'')
0-02 / 1-02: Pilot - Part 2 - aka. 'Shadow of the Hawke' (Pre-Production Title: ''Lonewolf'' ''Blackwolf'')
0-03 / 1-03: Daddy's Gone A Hunt'n
0-04 / 1-04: Bite of the Jackal (Pre-Production Title: ''Where the Heart Is'')
0-05 / 1-05: Proof Through the Night
0-06 / 1-06: One Way Express
0-07 / 1-07: Echoes From the Past (Pre-Production Title: ''Sole Survivor'')
0-08 / 1-08: Fight Like A Dove
0-09 / 1-09: Mad Over Miami
0-10 / 1-10: And They Are Us
0-11 / 1-11: Mind of the Machine
0-12 / 1-12: To Snare A Wolf - SEASON FINALE
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